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CHAPTER ".

Kate found her sister, as the stranger
had intimated, fully prepared. A hasty
inventory of provisions and means of sub,
siStence showed that they had ample re,
sources for q much longer isolation.
They tell me it is by no means an un,
common case, Kate; somebody over at
somebody's place was showed in for four
weeks, and now it appears that even the
Summit house is not always accessible.
John ought TO have known it when he
bought the place; in fact, l was ashamed
to admit that he did not. But that is like
John to prefer his own theories to the ex-
perience of others. However, / don't sup
pose we should even notice the privatiOn
except for the mails. As Mr.. Lee says, he
is IN the outside, and can probably 20
wherever he likes from the Summit except
to come here"
Mr.. Lee?" echoed Kate.
Eyes, the wounded one; and the others
name is Falkner. asked them in order
that you might be properly introduced.
There were very respectable Falkners in
Charlestown, you remember; l thought
you might warm to the name and perhaps
trace the connection now that you are such
good friends. It's providential they are
here, as we haven't got a horse or a man
in the place since Manuel disappeared,
though Mr.. Falkner a Y he can't be far
away, or they would have met him on the
trail if he had gone toward the summit"
Did they say anything more OF
Manuel?"
Nothing, though 1 am inclined to
agree with you that he isn't trustworthy.
But that again is the result of Johns idea
of employing native skill at the expense OF
retaining native habits"
The evening closed early, and with no
diminution in the falling rain and rising
wind. Fslkner kept his word, and unosten-
tatiously performed the outdoor work in
the barn and stables, assisted By the only
Chinese servant remaining, and under the
advice and supervision of Kate. Although
he seemed to understand horses, she was
surprised to find that he betrayed a civic
ignorance of the ordinary details of the
farm and rustic household. 1t was Quite
impossible that she should retain her dis
trustful attitude Or he his reserve in their
enforced companionship. They talked
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's Palace Buffet or Hotel Sleeping
Cam through without change from Steubenyile
East To Philadelphia and New York, wea 70 Co
lumbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, India
napolis and 81. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further information
apply 70 JEo. q. ToMLfSSoN, Ticket Agent q
Pan-HAndle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, OF
81 City Ticket once, under Mcclure House, wheel
ing. JAMES McCREA,
GcnerAl Manager, PitSbury. Pa
Z. A. FORD.
GsnI Pas and Ttcte. le.r.. p'-.hr,vI
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WILL YOU NOTE THESE
|mpoItantFacts2

1. The WHEELING WEEKLY
REGISTER now ranks with the
largest papers I'm the United
States. For n quarter Of q cen
fury the Register has battIed for
the success OF progressive, indie.
pendent and honest Democracy.
The battle IL won, but the Regis.
ter shall keep right along fight
ing for the right and prOspering
az the people prosper.
?. Its corps OF correspondents
covers every county I'm the State.
3. II has n special reporter NJ
Charleston, and all the news oe.
curing at the State Capital will
be promptly reported in full by
telegraph and letter.
4. The WEEKLY Register
and Geographical and Political
Map OF West Virginia will be
sent one year for SI.25.
5. The WEEKLY REGISTER
and Atlas or the World will be
sent one year for 81. 50. speci.
men Copies Of the REGISTER,
sent free on application.
q. Any one sending five dollars
will receive the Registers Per.
feet Map OF West Virginia Free,
and five copies OF the Weekly
Register for one year, sent to any
address. A Club OF ten and an
extra copy, to getter mp or club
for ten dollars.
2. The live stock, wool, pro.
duce and grain markets will con.
tinue full and reliable.
Address,
WEST VA. PRINTING CO.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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interfere with another gentleman's little
game,n he continued coarsely.

interfere with another gentleman's little
game" he continued coarsely.
Stand up"
"Wot forY"
'Up, l say"
Manuel stood up and glanced at him.
utter a cry that might brighten these
women, and by the living God they'll
rush in here only to find you lying dead
on the floor of the house you have polluted.
He grasped the whip and laid the lash
of it heavily twice over the r~uffian's Shout
ders. Writhing in suppressed agony, the
man fell im%ploringly on his knees.
'sNow, listen!" said Lee, softly twirling
the whip in the air. 81 want to refresh
your memory. Did you ever learn, when
you were with me-before I was obliged
to kick you out of gentlemen's company
to break into q private house? Answer"
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st. ClainvilIe accommodation, leaves Wheel.
ing at S:S5 O. M, l:5O and go p. m; leaves Bell.
aire at $40 a m, Dds and 6:35 p. IN. Returning,
arrives at Wheeling at Sis a. m, LIS and 5:45 y.
m. daily except Sunday.
We have a $50 a. m. aud 1880 p. m. train
through TO Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper through 10 Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves Wheeling at
300 p. m, Bellaire at 30 p. m, daily except sun.
day.
Moundsyille Accommodation leaves Wheeling
at ll:S5 q. m. and arrives at Moundsyille at l2:l5
p. m, daily except Sunday.
Fairmont Accommodation leaves at S:S p. m.
Through coach from Wheeling TO Cincinnati
daily on No. 8, leaving Wheeling at 9:25 q. H.. ar.
irving at Cincinnati At $50 p. N.
B. K D. sleeping cars on all through trains
Close connection made for all points South and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this a
desirable route for ~colonists and persons moving
to the great west, and to whom particular stten.
ton IL given.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale at depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Depot Ticket once.
T. C. BrRKE,
Ticket Agent b.. & o.. Depot.
JOHN BAlllE.
Ticket Agent, uAder Mcclure Mouse.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent.
C.. X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
DAVID LEE, General Superintendent.
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UNCLE REMUs has wisely declared that
mule don't kick 'cordin' to no rule.n
and THAT colds have no systematic way of
taking hold of a person." The only safe
cure, when they do, is bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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SNOW BOUND AT EAGLES.
By BRET HARTE.

Copyrighted by HoughtOn, MihAin & Co, and
published by arrangement with theml
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Balroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD cov
d peny. On and ater Decemberl9. 1885, pssen.
| eeI trains WI run as Acknowledging time.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
8Trains leaving Bridgeport at f:l2 p. IN. az city
ume) arrive at Chicago at go following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling at 1910
p. m, arriving At 5:lSp. m.
Leave Cleveland lilo p. IN, arrive At Bridge.
port at 7S6 d. m.
Y. A. FORD,
Glen. PAS. and Ticket Agent, PIttsburg, Pa
JAMES MCCREA,
General Manager. Pitishurv Pa.
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WHEELING AND %PIT1sBURG DIVISION.
On and amer May 30. 1896, pWsenger trains will
run az follows-Wheel'n g time:
DEPARTURE.
For Pittsburg5Ba IN, daily 7:25a. IN, daily f.;
l:35 p. m. and $50 p. IN, daily.
For Wahingt0n-4:50 y. m, daily except ban.
day.
ARRIVALS.
From Pittsburg--98 a. M, daily 1l:a5 q. m.
and $40 p. m, daily I0:25 y. m. daily.
From Northumberland m, daily except sun.
day l0:25 p. m, daily.
Q. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
b. pUNHAM, Genetal Manager.
J. I. LANE, Travelling Agent, wheeling.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY, OPERATING
j. Cleveland and Pittsburg X. K.
Condensed timetable OF passenger trains cor.
rected to NOVEMBER 1, lSS6-Central Standard
Time.
EAST AND NORTH TO rrrTsBURa AND CLEVELAND.
sTATIoNk A M An. r. N p n
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
This time table corrected 70 Dec. 10Th, 1881.
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eley.
enth street, near public landing, a. folloWs-Cen.
trail Standard Time-which IS minutes sIo1ei
than Wheeling time:
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DITTsBURG, CINCINNATI&sT. LOUIS x. K
J. (Pan-Handle Route)
Time table for East and West correcte. 10 Nov
IL, 1886. Trains leave Pan. Handle station, foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ follows
Standard Time:
Pitts. East Fast Par.
sTATIoss. Exp's Exp's EIp's EJp's
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III tnen d do0r was heard to close. Lee
fned to Falkner.
'Disarm that hound and turn him loose
Itside, and make no noise. And YOU
hnuel! tell him what his and your
hnces are if he shows his black face here
him."
Manuel cast single, terrified, supplicat-
K glance, mor suggestive than words,
This confederate, as Falkner showed him
Fore him from the room. The next mo-
fnent they were silently descending the
lirs.
May l 60 too, c~aptainr' entreated Man
\. ~ swear to God"-
Shut the door," The man obeyed.
NOW, then" said Lee, with a broad.
itified smile, laying down his whip and
ltol within reach and comfortably set
hg the pillows behind his back, "we'l
be a quiet confab. A sort of old fash
bed talk, eh? You're not looking well,
lnuel. You're drinking too much again.
Bpoils your complexion"
LET me 60, captain" pleaded the man,
lboldened by the good bumored voice,
not a enough to notice n peculiar
hit in the speakers eye.
you've only Just come, Manuel, and
considerable trouble, too. Well, what
Se you got to say? What's all thi.
put? What are you doing here?"
The captured man shufled his feet ner-
,usly, and only uttered an uneasy laugh
coarse discontinue.
II SEE. You're bashful. Well, I'll
ip you along. Come! You knew hat
lie was away and these women were here
thout a man to help them. You thought
l'dfnd some money here, and have your
n way generally, eh?"
The tone of Lees voice inspired him to
iidence; unfortunately, it inspired him
III familiarity also.
Il reckoned I had the right to q little
/ on my own account, cap. l reckoned
one gentlemanin the profession wouldn't
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27

OF beans. 10 bushels of corn, % hills OF pole
beans. 8 cart loads OF pumpkins and Il fine lot
of peas, beets, carrots. turnips. ETC.. has also
dug a drain and filed it with stone, which is
one hundred aud fifty feet in length, 81 feet in
depth and three feet in width. Mr.. Bennett Is
81 years of age.
A correspondent Of the Industrial Jour
Hal says Of the Rozier mine at Brooksville :;
The waste oie on the Rozier dumps. amount
ing to several tons has been bought by Pro-
fcssor Bartlett and il being hauled to the wharf
to be shipped to his smelling works at Pert
land The professor has made offers both to
lease and buy the mine, but thus far has failed
in obtaining any title whereby he can work it,
II i great misfortune to the mining interests
Of this State that the Rozier mine could not be
worked by some one ike Professor Bartlett,
and thus show that mining in Maine can be
made to pay wthout spending fortunes before
obtaining thar result. a. has been doue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27

We hate r-reityi the catalogue Of The
East Maine Conference seminary, BucA,pprt.
Iss-. This W-!l-knomn seminary. which i
oue Of the b.-t schools ia tbr state, wa. never
in i more louri-hing condition than ~ the
present time. The able board If instruction
i made ~ Is fol.ows
Rry. +. Chase. rb. D.. Principal. Meta
pA,>i..> and mathematics; Amanda \. " iI>on,
A. NJ. Prrrer,re>-. Latin and MoI.ra Ian
.tiay,.- \ K. ~weet-er.A. unnatural science {;
J. +. Know itou. Commercial Department aud
Phonozrapby: Wendell r. Parker, Grsrk; Eva
+. Pike. Music; Emma +. Clarke, Art De
partmeni: Ro.alie Blanchard. EIocuti"n; II.
COL :. z. LlGros-, Military Tactics; Maud Z.
Muzzy. Librarian; Lsroy Eo-er-. steward,
Tile following i the summary Of attendance
for the year.
Fall Term. 40
Winter Term, l3i
Spring Term, ia
Aggregate by Terms, AS
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Ean.or->h Oe, ~. Ari- Fbel,a, Blake, Gr-n
a,i,
Ho-ton kro-t a. Say Stella lee, Treat Deer
I-lc Fannie Han. Iarlcy. Bangor
>ia Oci - brig Angela
ArOct2 ~, sells Qui,rt, Robbins, Deer l-e VI
!. Rogers. BicAfar'i Cranberry lilies " m Frank
hi. Riyh t,oulI-horp RowruA, Dawes BAH
~ oct -, -Ch> Eastern Queen, Dunbar Pcnob-
-cYi. Franklin Pierce, trc,naw, Deer l,Ie.
>cwport->id Oct ~, -,.t- Omaha. porr, from
Ruckpurt for WigAforl, John >pmes Robbins New
York
putcs, Island Hartor-~il DC, -, -ch Fred &
Holden, Rich, Norwalk
New York-Ar oct a. -rhs Wreath, Robbins
from Gardiner Flora SAWYER sawyer, flo'i
drutt
Sd oct q. -ch Glruul!en, Bunker Ellsworth
Ar oct - sch Ia l. Ray. Marshall, sullivan
~ld OCT 70, hri1I " Parker Kane, Nielutz, l. X
Proyiucetown-ArO rt ~, -ch Augusta iierrick
DclereuN, Bangor
Ar Oct ~ srhs Lydia Webster, london, ant i,
Leon Perkins Penoh scot Tor Boston
Ar Oct 20, sch White Foam, Ford, sullivan fuI
Boston
siL oct3l, -ch Regulator. Wescott, Caytinc
rroyidence-Ar Ont %, sch Mndora Billings
Calais
~ oct 20, -ch Ali.tou, Barbour, New YORK
>aIcn-Ar OCT q, schs Chrome Dow. Franklin
for New York. Brave, stanley and J Myman
HDtlg1lon, Sullivan for New lulk Anna Murch
Young, ElI-u orth fur Ronlout
Ar Oct ~, .ch Ieuapin, Hanna Dansers f0I
Bangor
Vineyard Haycn-Ar Oct 20, schs Alire NJ
Desert for Boston, Lizzie Lee, Lamnne for
Boston silver Heels, Rockland for New York
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Franklin

Franklin.
Mr. Andrew Dwelley and wife of Ma
chias, have been visiting friends in town.
james n Dwelley has gone to Iowa to
visit his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. II. West are spending
a few days at Norridgewock.
Miss Hattie Hartwell Of Bangor, il at
her home here, for short time.
Mrs Nancy Wilbur and daughter, Mrs.
Susie Card, have returned from Lawrence.
whittier they went to visit the daughters,
Mrs Blanchard and Mrs. Butler, residing
there.
Miss Mary S Taft from Jamaica Plains,
was in town last week, for short tarry
with relatives.
Mr.. c. II. Macomber and son Charles
have very much improved their residences
by additions and painting.
Charles Mont BlaisdeIl at the hay, is
having a nice house built.
John Crimmin, with others from East
brook is operating a stone quarry on land
of Mr.. Springer.
The Rev. Mr.. Nowlan of Prospect Har
Dor, gave stirring sermon at the Metho-
dist church, Sunday.
James NJ. Blaisdell, Esq, and Charles A
Blaisdell, we regret to say, have been on
the invalid list for some time.
The |. o. G. T. Lodge is adding to its
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Are YOU disturbed NJ night and broken OF youi
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
Of cutting teeth; II 80. send at once and get n
bottle of Mrs. Wnslow'- soothing syrup for
Children Tecthing. IT. value is incalculable. II
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers there Is mi stake about
II. IL cur lvscntery and tiiarrhoea regulates the
stomach towels, cures wind collie softens the
gums, re- inflammation. and gives tone and
energy "a the whole system Mrs. Wnslnw 5
Soothing ; rup for Children Tecthng Is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription OF Of the
oldest and hest female nurses and ply siciaus is
the United States and ia Tor sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price - cents bottle.
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NO COOKING.

Elastic Starch requires no cooking, yet II
gives beautiful and glossy finish 10 linen and
other fabrics, which cannot he obtained by
the use of any other starch
Strong Nerves and Pure Blood result
from using Or. Allston'~ Blood Tonic and
Nerve Iuvigorator. Oct.
Take ID. X. and be o. X. See ad.
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REV G. BROOKS

saws tina, bis little giri j. troubled with mai
aria very severely, aud that since he gave her
sulphur Bttcr>, he never thinks u leaving
New YORK for bis summer resort without a
few bottles. for they always cure his family.
and are far superior to quinine.
Cot NTERFEITs are always made to iGpk
as near like the 0ripjadt a possible. House
keepers are cautioned against the many worth
les ana damaging miratoH> Of JAMES
FlLE'> PEARLINE, some put up in similar
iooking packages, and others with names
s0rHdiHy IKE Pedfiae. which dealer, may
endeayor 10 urge upon them.
The experience Of wears furnishes the
most convincing evidence that thousands Of
lives are annually saved by the use Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. II speedily cures all atfrc-
tions of the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs.
--SKIN-SuCCEss SOAR protects the tourist
against skin diseases. Do not travel without
it.
TEACHERS ATTENTIoN!A great variety
Of school cards noN on hand, name and scrip
ture cards printed to order, circulars free.
Send - cts, for sample lot Of cards. Adj
dress orders to Model Gard Works. Franklin,
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27

Mrs Elizabeth Townsend formerly of
this place died at the home of her son
Charles l.. Mcfarland Of West Trenton.
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. on the follow
ing Friday her remains were brought to
the Pine Tree cemetery aud laid beside the
husband of her youth, Richard Mcfarland,
also of this place, who died some years
ago. Much sympathy Is felt for her be
reavcd children and other relatives.
Miss Annie T. Thor>en is at home for a
short visit.
The W H. L. Sewing Circle met on
Wednesday the 10th inst. for the purpose
of installing new officers for the ensuing
six months They are as follows: Mrs.
II e. Milliken, Pres Mrs. Emma Smith
V Pres: Mrs Rose Norris, Treas Mrs.
f. VI. Royal Sec Mr.. Luther Springer
Mrs Priscilla Iln>cott and Mrs. Allie
Tracy. Com. on arrangements.
Mi !. n T. Royal ha~ been quite III for
the past week.
The hay prc,,cr~ have been hu>ily at
work al the Robertson house
oct. y SI'NNC.
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If YOU want \ custom suit made from the
best Of material. trimmings aud workman
ship in the highest style al art and 10 tit Ike
the paper on the wall. leave vonr measure NJ
the Boston Clothing store and YOU will get all
o. these, and more, At as low prices u can be-
shown in the country. 1Otf
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Ruckien's Nrniea SaJye,

THE BEST StLvF in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcum. Fever
Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands. Chilbllin>.
torn,. and All Skin Eruption~. and positively
cures Piles. or no pny required. 1t j. guar
ant""d g. give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price y cent, per box For SALE
by q. A. pnrrhrr
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Acard.

wish to express my thanks to the elias, OF
81 II the Ellsworth High school. for the
beautiful gift presented sDe by it, members.
shall prize it very highly and il will ALWAYS
remind me Of the pleasant year spent with
them. ROSE ~ HILTON.
Ieaiston. Me-. Oct "a. 1881.
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Married..

EIl,worth-Oct. -. BY Rev. DIR. Tenney.
Mr.. Austin l.. Parker Of Ellsworth. and Miss
Nina A. Higgins of Orland.
No. Lamoine-Oct. 20. by Rev. c. F, W
Hubbard OF Ellsworth. DR.. Herbert G. Hodg
kins Of Eastport, and Miss Helena NJ Holt Of
No. Lamoine.
Deer Isle-Oct. 10, by Rev. c. \. Gleason
Mr.. II. P. Smith and Miss Minnie Haskell
both OF Deer Isle
Tremont-Oct. IS. By Rev. b. f. Stns0n
Mr.. Pearl A. COnary of Mt. Desert, and Miss
Jennie l.. Butler of fremont.
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lively Cured by administering DIR.
Haines' GOiuen Specific.

II can be given in cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of The person taking it;
is absolutely harmless and will effect perma-
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck I.
Thousands of drunkards have been made
temperate men who have taken Golden
Specific in their coffee without their know
ledge, and t)-day believe they quit drinking of
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The system once impregnated with the Speci-
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Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 49, Race
ST. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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when BABY Wa sick We gave her Ca.,orta,
When shn vas y Child she cried for astoria
when shn became Ms. ,ho cians to Ca.torA.
When she had Children she CAV c them CastoriA
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